Whereas Meade inspected his lines, fine-tuned his plans and developed contingencies, Lee made a long list of mistakes: his ambiguous commands, his embrace of faulty intelligence, the command structure breakdown, a flawed artillery barrage and, finally, his inability to "manage his generals".
And those economists who are prepared to express strong opinions on such inherently ambiguous questions command rapt attention.
They command ambiguous characters with motives as yet to-be-determined in a game of life that isn't otherwise particularly directive.
But Jennifer M. Sclafani, associate teaching professor in linguistics at Georgetown University and author of the forthcoming book "Talking Donald Trump: A Sociolinguistic Study of Style, Metadiscourse, and Political Identity," said "what people interpret from this particular command is ambiguous".
In the meantime, however, if he wins, Zardari will become chairman of the National Command Authority, which plays a role — a somewhat ambiguous one, in the current political circumstances — in Pakistan's nuclear chain of command.
Out of sensitivity towards the sensibilities of the Americans, Herring left the command arrangements between Major General Stanley Savige's 3rd Division and units of the American 41st Infantry Division ambiguous.
What we said: "You're struck by the sense of Bowie at his most commanding, twisting a genre to suit his own ends … The overall effect is ambiguous and spellbinding, adjectives that apply virtually throughout Blackstar.
When asked if they would prefer to input configuration commands to the assistive mobile application using short sentences (e.g., "Change to vibration mode") or single words ("Vibration"), 60% chose the former claiming this format would be less ambiguous while 40% opted for the latter opining that it would enable faster delivery and interpretation of commands.
